It’s was a little difficult to check in to the building. They sent me photos and I got lost walking around the building and I couldn’t find the right mailbox area. The door lock was a little tricky at first. It’s an electric lock and requires you to touch random buttons before you can enter the key code. I suppose it’s for security against Jacking.
The room was small but functional. I forget how small the condos are getting in Bangkok. It had what you needed. High speed internet, shower, toilet paper, towels etc. but no soap just and FYI. No tv channels but there was a smart tv to login to your various streaming accounts.
The grounds were nice. The gym was serviceable but some of the thread mills were out of service. The pool was very nice and could be used as a lap pool as well. The Onsen seemed more like a single use jacuzzi that required minimum 30 minute to set up with an appointment.
Most of the grounds can be accessed because everyone opens all the building doors. If they are closed, only the full time residents can open them from the outside. There is a finger scanner or a access keypad that I didn’t have the number for. So it’s easy to just enter and exit through the garage area with the elevator keycard.
It’s a long walk to the BTS station with luggage just an FYI but motor bike taxi is quick and is only 15 baht to the station.
All in all, it’s a nice place to stay on a budget for over a week.